The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-03
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The nights are comfortably cool.
The stock show at Rondell June II.
Corn looks splendid; so does wheat.
JAS, Wheelahan is rusticating in the
Badger State.
ID. w. Hussong, of Waubay, Oak,
visited with friends in this place last
Sabbath.
Miss Lizzie Zell is very sick at the
Foster House. We hope for her imme
date recovery.
Miss Ada WheeIahau, of Glendale, is
visiting Mrs Clara Wheelahan ard
others in this town.
"A very pleasant dancing party was
held at the residence of A. l.. Kingston,
last Wednesday evening.
This morning FIJI. Willis & Co.
made an assignment to G. J. T.. Macleod
for the benefit of their creditors,
The Misses Nancy and Lily Gange,
of Mellettc, visited their brother George
IN this place, Thursday afternoon,
Rev. Staub, Baptist minister, wiz de-
liver his first sermon in English at the
M. +. church in this place next Sunday
evening at : o'clock.
-NOTICE.-Those who are incebted to
me for board are requested to call and
| settle on or before June 10.
MARTIN KILE.
The reduction on all classes offreighL
from st. Paul and Minneapolis west is
! 10 cents per hundred. 1t went into ef-
feet the z, h day OF this month
The Groton Leader has been enlarged
to six column quarto. Increased pat
ronage and good work in the wheel
house of the Leader Office is the cause
Mr.. Elwell, of Lacrosse, Wis, has
been engaged to teach the Warner
school, he being the third teacher that
has been engaged 10 teach this school,
Anyone desiring to make public
through the columns of THE SUN, their
ideaSin regard to re locating the county
! seat, are invited to bring in their manu-
script.
Dakota is truly land of wonderful
enlightenment. Why shouldn't it be
when it is broad day light from 10
minutes after O'Clock in the morning
until way along about II o'clock a:
night
Mrs. Geo. Wilkins and daughters
Leno,a and Ada, and master Roy, de.
parted last Thursday morning for Hud.
son, Mich, on an extended visit They
will also spend few days visiting in
Chicago.
Born To Mr. and Mrs j H. Miller
of Warner. on Wednesday, May Is, 1887
boy and girl weighing 8 pounds apiece
Although this notice is two weeks old
lit will be news to Jim, who is at work
on the railroad 200 or 800 miles from
here.
The ice cream and strawberry festival
in the NJ + church last Saturday eve
ming was quite largely attended and
proved to be successful in more ways
than one. We believe all ate ice cream
cake and strawberries TO their hearts
content and departed for home happy
The Aberdeen Republican has dis.
earded its patent inside and is now all
printed pr ted sst home ne Uause OF RMS is
due to its increased amount of adver
tisiDg and the cry for more home news,
and this is probably caused by the
Majors timely acknowledgment of the
practical inferiority of Gov Church
y. B, Andcrson's preliminary exam
ination was held before Justice Carter.
j Of Aberdeen, last Wednesday, John Fl.
Perry appearing for the prosecution,
and Edward T. Taubman, of Aberdeen,
and j r. Beebe, of Columbia for the
i defense, Anderson WAS bound over to
wait the action of the grand jury next
November. His bond was placed at
81 900, but being unable To secure bonds
men, he was taken TO the county seat
for safe keeping.